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Pagina 314
... observations , because there we have had an approximate theory . Such is the case of weather observations , so far as we have any approximate theory and therefore hitherto very partially . Such is the case with magnetic observations ...
... observations , because there we have had an approximate theory . Such is the case of weather observations , so far as we have any approximate theory and therefore hitherto very partially . Such is the case with magnetic observations ...
Pagina 321
... observation and experience the laws of the phenomena in the first place , and their causes , if at all , after- wards . But perhaps the most striking and eloquent portion of this part of M. de Remusat's book is the conclusion ; in which ...
... observation and experience the laws of the phenomena in the first place , and their causes , if at all , after- wards . But perhaps the most striking and eloquent portion of this part of M. de Remusat's book is the conclusion ; in which ...
Pagina 80
... observation , a soundness of judgment , equalling and very fre- quently surpassing that shown in his philosophical ... observations and speculations are marked by little or none of that credulity , inconsiderateness , and hastiness of ...
... observation , a soundness of judgment , equalling and very fre- quently surpassing that shown in his philosophical ... observations and speculations are marked by little or none of that credulity , inconsiderateness , and hastiness of ...
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